Australia considers non-combat aid to Middle East nations after Iranian strikes, no troops deployed.

Australia is assessing potential military aid to Middle Eastern nations affected by recent Iranian strikes, but has ruled out deploying personnel or direct combat involvement. Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed the government is reviewing non-combat support options, including humanitarian and defensive assistance, as more Australians return from the region. The move reflects Australia’s commitment to regional stability amid escalating tensions, though no final decisions have been made.